Head for a better world

I’ve been thinking about what the punishments should be on what crimes are concerned. Legislation will follow one of the options: punishing crimes so hard that it’ll ‘persuade’ to-be criminals not to take that path or will punish them accordingly to the severity of their crime instead.

Unfortunately none of those are viable solutions to solving crime once and for all.

Bearing in mind the Declaration of Human Rights forbids any kind of torture or inhumane conditions, what can be done to those criminals that easily walk free everyday? Murderers, kidnappers, rapists and even mobsters, get away with such hideous crimes every single day. Why? Those countries that have legislations that suits the first example ought to make sure they don’t send innocent people (requesting much bullet-proof evidence of the crime to convict someone) to jail and those who go, knowing they’ll spend the rest of their life in jail, they reproduce the life style they used to have. Therefore what otherwise would have been a place for healing will be a smaller ghetto!

I’ve come to the Declaration of Human Rights definitely needs revising much alike every country’s legislation. As I see it all people are entitled to the rights assured by the DOHR unless they break someone else’s very same rights therefore waving theirs!!

The only solution would be taking the right they took from someone else themselves. Whoever assaulted would have his physical integrity compromised (AKA get beaten up).If someone was proven guilty of embezzlement or fraud all his personal propriety would be taken from him and so on….

There would only be one exception: murderers and their death.

On the XV century black people and Indians were thought to be animals. It wasn’t prejudice related; they simply didn’t know what the right thing to do was, due to all the physical differences. Today, 500 years later, we know we’re the same though in the meantime millions were killed and enslaved.

This is why, since we’re not sure, it’s better to be safe than finding out whether we truly were thinking right in another 500 years.

By following these ideas, those who disrespected others, would fell the consequences of their actions.